Apr 30, 2014
shamblesides replied to your photo “One of my best friends is a hipster shoujo girl in real life. No...”
knowing the hipster shoujo in question, I can confirm this
The funny part is that I didn't even name who it was and you knew. XD
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shamblesides replied to your photo “One of my best friends is a hipster shoujo girl in real life. No...”
knowing the hipster shoujo in question, I can confirm this
The funny part is that I didn't even name who it was and you knew. XD
shamblesides replied to your post: Making Games as Time Permits so THATS what it stands for Actually more of a backronym! I had jkgames for other reasons, only yesterday did I think of a ~studio name~ that would fit it!
please post ur cool italo disco entry so ur 26883220000000054 new followers can hear it :o
oh boy!! um, i'll reblog it rather than just link it on this answer so it embeds
stay tuned
If you're just wanting to do some basic animating, you're probably safe going with an old (maybe even a very old!) version of Flash. Flash MX is going for about $50 new on Amazon at the time of writing, and it seems to still work on modern computers, judging from the trial version I just downloaded 60 seconds ago.
ok cool. i was thinking id have to get an ancient version b/c i just want to learn teh basics
why doesnt adobe have any competition
was oce jaro a true story or did you just make it up :(
i wrote the majority of it after experiencing a vivid opium-induced dream
this is actually news to me, i didnt know it was once possible to write programs that physically damage your hardware
It's not literally damaging your hardware, but in older hardware it's easier to write information to the CMOS (where BIOS info is stored), and as such most 90s DOS-based viruses erased all info there, making it very hard for the computer to ever boot again (unless you managed to get something to rewrite boot info into it) and forced people to get a new motherboard.
A lot of viruses also hid in the boot sectors of floppies and such, and could corrupt your hard drives. I haven't seen anything quite damaging like that in todays "viruses" (trojans, malwares), they all seem more interested in your bank account information or shoving ads everywhere.
gotta go get em
shamblesides replied to your post: Does anyone wanna give me a bunch of single...
ga, wa, la. that’s it!
cool cool, I'll make a list eventually start assigning to different parts of the function.